St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-16

derson, two of Hillsboro's prominent
merchants, viewed the Fair grounds
from the second floor of the JObberS'
union building.
George Fairbanks, of the White Earth
Indian agency, talked over the Indian
troubles with Lieut.-GOv. Yale, of Wi
mona.
G. A. Hunck. one of the leading mer-
chants of Duelm, called. The crops, he
said, were rather poor in Benton county
this year, owing to the dry weather.
Senator Marcus johnson, of Atwater,
helped get away with the bOuntiful re-
past provided by the jobbers in true
agricultural style.
o. C. Sarles and George Howard, of
HillSbOro, refreshed themselves and
vowed the jobbers of st. Paul deserved
the trade of the entire West.
III. j. johnson, of johnson Bros, OF
DraytOn, Oak, spent some time chatting
with the genial Col. Finch.
Il. j. Thorsen and Editor Cook, of
CroOkston, chatted over the Fifth dis
held in Fergus Falls Wednesday.
G. S. Vehman and Andrew johnson,
prominent business men of Hawley,
diScOurSed on the condition of the crops
in that section of the state.
ii. E. AuStinSOn and o. EvensOn, of
Ulen, united in declaring that picture
of the JObberS' union building ought to
be framed and hung up in the store of
every merchant in the Northwest just
as a gentle reminder of the hospitality
of st. Paul'S merchants.
w. B. Jordan, of Miles City, and
George NJ. Hart, cashier of the Chat
ham bank, of New York city, viewed
the crowds from the reception room.
E1nfnhnr of MInnnnnnIlC
MED that he was Matching out any
scheme to catch the granger vote, which
he asserted bad been provided for"
Among the $4,000 st. Paulites On the
grounds during: the day were: J. q.
Donnelly and lady, r. G. Hine and lady,
G. 81. Wright, Maj. Postlethwaite and
wife, Col. j. S. Prince, Capt. III. A. Cas-
tie, Mrs. w. II. Fisher and Miss Fisher,
w. A. Van Slyke, Aid. COnley, Railroad
Commissioner Gibbs, Insurance Com
missioner Shandrew, Adjt. Gen. Seeley,
Auditor Braden, Dairy Commissioner
Ives, Deputy Howard, Matthias Jensen,
NJ. D. Kenyon and lady, R. 81. Griswold,
Secretary Ebeman, Of the dairy commits
G. Fl. Sargent and lady, Cashier
Bickel, of the Germania bank, and
wife; Stanford Newell and wife, A. L..
Mohler and lady, Stanley Proudfit and
wife, ]. W. McCIung,. S. G. Cook and
family, Senator Davis and wife, Gen.
j. B. Sanborn, Congressman Rice,
Senator Sabin, c. A. Severance, Judge
Simons, Gov. McGill, &. II. Hazard
and wife, Col. John Summers and wife,
of the Windsor; H. E. Dorsey, j. U.
Forrest, 7. A. Cummings and lady, "A.
Mead and lady, and Col. F. r. Welz, of
the Merchants.
The state at large outside st. Paul
was represented by the following: G. E.
Wise, Mankato; JEFF Bathurst, Winnie
bago City; F. B. Killoy, Roch-
ton; j. j. Randall, Winona;
Capt. Dunnington, Redwood Falls;
Judge Cal Brown, of Morris, the y6ung-
est judge in the state; ex-Chief Clerk J.
K. Howard, Sauk Centre; Sheriff G. III.
Monroe and o. G. Hansen, of Morris;
R. E. Shepherd, wife and son, Austin; !;
John Root. Mankat0; Col. Clark Cham
bers, Owatonna; Mrs. DR.. NOyes and
daughter, of Mason City, To-; Mrs.
Henry Heimmelman and Miss Flora
Bergholtz, Mankato: III. W. Thompson,
state university; Hon. John Frank, of
Leroy, late Democratic candidate for
lieutenant governor, and Hon. Mark II.
Dunnell, of Owatonna.